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It is are near fully xterm compatible and do everything you might ever need or want to and more! and all that for a very small overhead seeing as It is hardly heavier/slower than urxvt (the fastest and one of the lightest terminals out there).
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Terminology!
It has come a long way from simple beginnings, and now delivers a reliable experience with some outstanding features.
I now prefer it to my old favourites, which has taken a while....
It is are near fully xterm compatible and do everything you might ever need or want to and more! and all that for a very small overhead seeing as It is hardly heavier/slower than urxvt (the fastest and one of the lightest terminals out there).
Rock On! Aren't you glad I got it added >;-D I don't use it myself, but surely, Terminology takes the cake when it comes to delivering something new and improved, rather than rehased xterm, rxvt, or vte.
Speaking of vte... I use Roxterm. Why? Because it's simple to tune to my Solarize theme. Yeah, I know Terminolgy has "Solarized" theme, but damn that bright cursor, and it's tough to mod the themes!
Quite a few new ones on the list that I'm not familiar with though, so going to have to at least take a peek before I vote, cuz I gots to make sure I pass on those that are not worthy! http://www.arrogantbastard.com/liquid.asp
Rock On! Aren't you glad I got it added >;-D I don't use it myself, but surely, Terminology takes the cake when it comes to delivering something new and improved, rather than rehased xterm, rxvt, or vte.
Speaking of vte... I use Roxterm. Why? Because it's simple to tune to my Solarize theme. Yeah, I know Terminolgy has "Solarized" theme, but damn that bright cursor, and it's tough to mod the themes!
Quite a few new ones on the list that I'm not familiar with though, so going to have to at least take a peek before I vote, cuz I gots to make sure I pass on those that are not worthy! http://www.arrogantbastard.com/liquid.asp
I know it is, we had a discussion about that with the current maintainer about how it would/could be easier for the users to theme terminology. It might take long being rather underpowered and all but stability is a priority and don't be fooled! everyone's wishes are heard and taken in high consideration.
Rock On! Aren't you glad I got it added >;-D I don't use it myself, but surely, Terminology takes the cake when it comes to delivering something new and improved, rather than rehased xterm, rxvt, or vte.
Speaking of vte... I use Roxterm. Why? Because it's simple to tune to my Solarize theme. Yeah, I know Terminolgy has "Solarized" theme, but damn that bright cursor, and it's tough to mod the themes!
Quite a few new ones on the list that I'm not familiar with though, so going to have to at least take a peek before I vote, cuz I gots to make sure I pass on those that are not worthy! http://www.arrogantbastard.com/liquid.asp
Well, time ran out before I could test drive Sakura. Anybody using it can weigh in with their assessment?
Like I said above, I use Roxterm. Got to give the vote to Terminology though.
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